Hillary Clinton speaks on economy in Colorado

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton campaigned in Colorado on Wednesday. The former secretary of state headlined an event scheduled for 5:15 p.m. EDT at Adams City High School in Commerce City.

Clinton addressed jobs, education and the American economy.

Following the Republican and Democratic National Convention, Clinton has seen a boost in favorability. Tuesday's NBC poll reported an eight-point jump in her numbers.

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